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on Channel 10. Mrs. Williams, a model for Miss Tyson's portrayal of Miss Jane Pittman, made her first flight from California to Philadelphia to be a guest on the show. Augusta Channels PICK Of The Programs By JOAN CROSBY Maggie Smith, who is in Los Angeles with "Private Lives" was a visitor on Kolchak: The Night Stalker set last week. Alice Ghostley is making a guest appearance in the series and Maggie was watching her good friend.

If you remember, it was Alice who accepted the Oscar when Maggie won it for "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie." Burt Douglas, who used to be on The Edge of Night, is playing a guest role in Rock's McMillan and Wife. He is a juror and, looking out a fake window at a panorama of the San Francisco skyline, he was reminded of a time he looked out the window of his office in the soaper. "The window was supposed to be 18 floors up. There we were on the air, live, and I was looking out the window and a stage-hand walked by. just hoped the audience thought he was a very tall man." Victor Borge thinks TV needs a course in etiquette.

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Church 13:00 Fact tht Nation 11:30 Red Parkar Show 'Days Of Has Talent NBC Television Network's daytime serial "Days of Our Lives is often tensely dramatic, but it easily could become a musical; the talent is there. Macdonald Carey, who stars as Dr. Tom Horton, hit the bigtime on Broadway playing opposite the late Gertrude .1 1 "llT 1- Lawrence in me musical iaay in the Dark." That was a long time ago, but "Mac" continues to take weekly voice and dan cing lessons. John Clarke, who plays Mickey Horton, began his show business career as a member of a college band and later performed with an Air Force in strumental and vocal group. Susan Seaforth (Julie) started out, at age 4, in a Metropolitan Opera presen tation of "Madame Butterfly" and toured Florida last winter as Ado Annie in.

"Oklahoma!" Bill Hayes- (Doug Williams) was the resident baritone for four years with Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca on "Your Show of Shows'' and made the hit record, "Ballad of Davy Crockett." Suzanne Rogers (Maggie turned pro as a Rockette in New York's Radio City Music Hall, then chalked up a list of credits, on and off Broadway, in such musicals as "110 in the Shade, "Funnv Girl," "Halleluhah Baby!" and "Follies." Corinne Conley (Phyllis) toured Canada with the Wayne and Shuster comedy act. Karin Wolfe (Mary) appeared in Los Angeles and Detroit and on Broadway last year with Alfred Drake, Daniel Massey and the late Agnes Moorehead 'Mike Douglas Show' Emmy winner and Oscar nominee actress Cicely Tyson cohosts her second "Mike Douglas Show" on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 4 p.m. on Channel 10, and she recalls many of the facets of her role as 110-year-old Miss Jane Pittman by welcoming makeup artist Stan Winston who demonstrates the techniques he used In aging the youthful Miss Tyson. Mike and Cicely also greet 105-year-old Pearl Williams, who served as a model for Cicely's characterization of Miss Jane Pittman.

Pearl, who took her first plane ride to appear on the show, talks about her life (she was married for 80 years), her children (she has three and doesn't even bother to count the great grandchildren) and how she keeps busy (she works five days a week). Elizabeth Ashley and Keir Dullea, starring In Broadway's "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," talk about the play and join in a discussion of the problems of rape with Attorney F. Lee Bailey. ur Lives' Of Musical in the title role of the musical version of "Gigi." Bennye Gatteys (Susan) started in state fair musicals in her native Dallas and recently starred on TV as "Sleeping Beauty." Jeanne Bates (Anne Peters) recently appeared in a Las Vegas production of "The Unsinkable Molly Jed Allan (Atty. Don Craig) played Bill Sykes in a New York production of "Oliver." Gary Marshal (Bert Atwater) currently is featured singer in Las Vegas new Grand Hotel show-spectacular "Hallelujah Hollywood," the latest of such roles for him since he opened in the Nevada spa nine years ago in "Les Girls." Kaye Stevens (Jeri Clayton) is a top supper club songstref whose credits include the Copacabana in Manhattan, the Eden Roc and Fountainbleu in Miami, most of TV's variety shows and even a round-the-world tour with the Bob Hope troupe in 1965.

Mary Frann (Amanda) started as a dancer in St. Louis musicals, and Wesley Eure (Michael Horton) has just been signed to a Motown Records contract as a vocalist. Mark Tapscott (Bob Anderson) started out as a band vocalist in Bakersfield, Calif. "And if that isn't enough," he says, "remember that my dad, Jack Ross, is known as 'the last of the ragtime piano players'." So, we have the cast for a musical, but who would write it? Edward Mallory (Bill Horton) is an accredited ASCAP songwriter. FELT0N rtnnr to tea rem up.

TIT 4 Udt lli A Dynamite -M HM "Til tJOE DON BAKER IV JF is iw- if I yt AH misses not being with Mary Tyler Moore, now tnat sne nas her own series, rinoaa. "I miss Marv -1 haven't had a ballet class all season," she says. The two girls, both ex-dancers, used to spend an hour or so a day, when they were both on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, keeping up with their ballet work. TV commentator Rona Barrett is branching out. Not only is she writing she'll follow her current autobiography, "Miss Rona," with a book on self-help tor gins but now she tells me she wants a singing career.

Her ultimate goal, she says, is Las Vegas. Meet the brother! with a badge! who takes on the mob and wins both ways! pg WEEKDAYS 7-9 I SAT. 5-7-9 1 SUN. 3-5-7-9 AND OTHER FAMOUS NAME BRANDS WALL TO WALL CARPETS RUGS Theatre mmmmmmmmmm mm JL X' THEYHI All i "Amu FIRST RUN AiiwdeewiuiamA laon 1 1 i LOOKING I I FOR A 8 EARLE KING CARPETS 1 Orangeburg's Largest Carpet Shop Channel 55 Tha Story of Jetut 00 Gospel Jublltt 30 Day of Dltcovary 00 Rav. Bill Reeit 30 Oral Robartt 00 Rax Humbard 00 Mutlc Thlngt 30 It It Wrlttan 00 Flrtt Bapt.

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Ask Dick Kleiner Copping for sex EMM By TV SCOUT BEST BET No Selection Today. 1 5,12,19 (CBS) CBS will have a National Football League doubleheader. 1 4,10 (NBC) NBC will have an American Football Conference game. 5,12,19 (CBS) Apple's Way has a genuine flag-waver but Apple (Ronny Cox) proves a bit of flag-waving is necessary once in a while. The high school kids create a ruckus because their play is "anti- American," with a flag-burning climax.

The town's in an uproar but good old Apple marches on stage in a Nazi uniform to set both kids and town straight. 4.10 (NBC) The concluding chapter of "The Calloways on The wonderful World Of Disney has more action than in the beginning, but less satisfaction. When Cam (Brian Keith) is hurt, Bucky (Brandon de Wilde) takes on the bread-winning chores and goes out to set his fur trapping lines. His adventures doing this are the best Dart of the hour. Vera Miles is featured.

PART TWO REPEAT 5,12,19 (CBS) On Kojak, we learn how a small scheme can get out of hand. A suicide is made to look like murder, for insurance reasons, but the connivers keep getting deeper and deeper into their pit of lies. Eventually, there's a real murder. It's a fast-moving story, if a bit illogical. Martin Balsam is the prune conmver, 7.14 (PBS) Masterpiece Theatre continues in its excellent tradition with the third episode of "Upstairs, Downstairs." Captain James is off to Somerby Park, Lord Newburv's country home, for a shooting weekend, with Hudson as his companion.

While James flirts with his childhood friend Lady Diana Russell, Hudson impresses the Dowager Mar chioness with his household efficiency. James returns to Eaton Place and Miss Forrest with relief and Hudson returns with a iob offer of head butler at Somerby Park. PART THREE 4,10,25 (NBC) -Sunday Mystery Movie finds McCloud (Dennis weaver) exiled to the mounted police. Even so, he manages to get in the middle of many things a hijacking ring, an armory robbery, a Deautuui dui Kiuizy serceant (Julie Sommars). Most fun here is a feud between Clifford (J.

D. Cannon) and the publicity-crazy captain of the mounties (Peter Mark Rich-man). It's fun and frolic on the force. 9-11 2,6,25 (ABC) "High Plains Drifter," on the Sunday Night Movie, is a very ordinary '73 western. It's only claim to fame is that it stars Clint Eastwood, in one of his patented enigmatic roles.

It all about stranger Eastwood who rides into town and the place is 5,12,19 (CBS) Mannlx has an on-the-air pilot about a Japanese private eye. Okada (Mako) enlists Joe (Mike Connors) help in a case involving a missing Japanese diplomatic courier. Tami Okada is brash, naive and ingenuous. It was all shot on location in and around Los Angeles, including the famed tourist attraction, Japanese Village. Wants Ads Call 536-4607 oyfemcefiecftQ'd For Sunday, Nov.

17, 1974 ARIES (March 21 -April 19) You won't have much trouble getting others to adhere to your wishes. In fact, you'll be somewhat surprised how cooperatively several behave. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Stand up for your views, particularly when challenged by one whose misinformation could do harm to another if she follows his advice. cmul lll.u 9DI Even though others may fritter their time away toaay, mere something you should attend to now. It will save you steps later this week.

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